Parc national des Îles-de-la-Baie-Georgienne

With its 63 islands, Georgian Bay Islands National Park is located in the largest freshwater archipelago in the world , 2 hours north of Toronto, near Honey Harbour. Many outdoor activities await you there: hiking, boating, biking, canoeing and kayaking, camping, etc.

The park is distinguished by its rich ecological diversity and its waterfront chalets.
Guided tours are offered to visitors who want to discover the Island. As you walk along the trails, you can observe the park's wildlife and admire the landscapes in all their splendor.

The park is renowned for its rich ecological diversity and its waterfront chalets. Guided tours are offered to visitors who want to discover the Island. By walking the trails, you can observe the park's wildlife and admire the stunning landscapes.

The site is open from May to October. Access fees are to be expected. Only public and private boats and water taxis can access the park. Parking is available for those who book the DayTripper shuttle. Animals are not allowed on the DayTripper.